At the moment I don't yet have an opinion on who killed #Dugina and am still reading up, but if an account describes #Dugin as having had great influence on the Kremlin or repeats that ridiculous 'Putin's Brain' tag, I'm less likely to take the analysis seriously...

— Mark Galeotti (@MarkGaleotti) August 21, 2022

Further information on Darya Dugina ...

The Death of Dugina

The life story of Darya Dugina, Dugin's only daughter from his second marriage (to philosophy professor Natalia Melentieva), has some mysteries of its own. Meduza, the Russian news site in exile, reports reports that until a few years ago Dugina, who graduated from Moscow State University with a degree in philosophy in 2014 and then got the equivalent of a master's degree with a thesis on Plato, apparently kept a distance from her father's views. "Her father had no influence on her whatsoever," a male friend who preferred to remain anonymous told the site. A female college friend, Viktoria Skuibedina, said that she may have even tried to "run away from home."